San Bernardino High School - Tyro Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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. m fig 'fl ' N Fifi 1 24 A ,.-w-i.:f.,, . , tfgijbf 305, ,L ,JW 4 hiv. -I It's True, S.B.H.S. Cards Have Most Fun Fun expresses that certain aspect of life which is known as being a Card City citizen. The Pacific-Berdoo game and all its antics demonstrate the true spirit and excitement of being a CARDINAL. Besides screaming at the top of your lungs at every game from football to baseball, eating the delicious food in the vending machines, trying out for school plays, writing notes during class, and getting an A+ on a term paper, everyone enjoys swinging assemblies, throwing confetti, caravaning in cars, getting a call slip before a test, and chanting the school hymn. Laughter and excitement brighten each day at S.B.l-l.S. Activities never cease, each citizen helps, with adventure to plan his and his friend7s futures. Knowledge can only be acquired when a student is at his best, and every CARDINAL is the best. Truthfully, HFun,' is one of the most important factors of education at San Bernardino High School. Patti Pjerron, Editor

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1967 Tyre Dedicated to Miss Myers One of the most important reasons why Cards have more fun is the lady who handles the financial aspect of S.B.l-l.S. activities. Almost any hour of the school day she can be found in her glass-walled oflice in the student store, she is a familiar sight to the students. This lady is Cardinal City's financial secretary Miss Ruth Myers. Miss Myers has been at S.B.H.S. for 25 years, starting as a secretary in September of 1942 and assuming the position of account clerk in 1952. As financial secretary, she has been and is an indispensable part of S.B.H.S., keeping financial records for the entire school, conferring with stu- dent council, answering their ques- tions, an acting as a financial go- between for students and the council. Her invaluable service plays a large part, not only in the running of the school, but also in the life of each Card citizen, from his first bewilder- ing days as a sophomore to the excite- ment of approaching graduation. She issues lockers, sells A.S.B. cards, annuals, prom and homecoming tick- ets, class rings, and graduation an- nouncements, rents caps and gowns, collects money for the junior candy sale, handles club funds, and runs the Lost and Found. There is simply not enough room to list all she does. She does a tremendous job, and yet Miss Myers is always ready with help- fulness, patience, and a smile for any student who comes into her ofiice. Said one, c'She,s a nice ladyf, '41 don't know what weid do without her,'7 said another. The students of San Bernardino High School agree. The staff of the 1967 Tyro Annual, as well as the entire student body, would like to express their special thanks to Miss Myers by dedicating this book to her in appreciation for her many years of outstanding service, and for making it possible to say, uTrue, Cardinals have more fun? Suzanne Portello for the Tyro Annual Staff Miss Myers performs one of duties as Financial Accountant, selling Steve Thompson a junior class ring. Patti Pjerrou carft believe her eyes as Miss Mix-is hands over the many receipt books for annuals.